Bake Oven treatment pitched for rheumatic relief in 1909 ad
An advertisement extols the human Bake Oven dry hot air treatment for rheumatism and related ailments. It cites that local warmth aids joints and circulation, claims quicker recovery, and notes offices at 405 Olive St Seattle with nurses, plus a sanitarium in Kirkland for bedridden patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical Journal
The
American Medical Journal
Chicago
Loughney
Olive St
Seattle
Kirkland
Prisoner protests DA ban on dream girl visit
William Hightower, jailed in Redwood City for the murder of Father Patrick Healin, paced his cell and protested District Attorney Swart’s ruling that he could not see Mrs. Pegsy True Curtis, the so called dream girl who had received his letters. Curtis had asked to visit but had not met him, and she questioned the sincerity of the writer's claim to murder fitness after the letters were published.
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San Francisco
Wil-lam Hightower
Patrick Healin
Colma
Redwood City
Swart
Pegsy True Curtis
Jazz and Welfare on Same Program
Dr. O. J. Kern of the University of California will speak on community welfare as part of a luncheon program. A special orchestra will provide jazz. The event is the Senate Chamber of Commerce members luncheon Friday noon at the Masonic club Arcade building. Victor Hoppe of Bellingham will give a reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Kern
University of California
Senate Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Arcade
Victor Hoppe
Bellingham
Alleged Auto Thief Arrested in Seattle Case
J. T. McKessick aged 29 is jailed on suspicion of selling a stolen car. Seattle detectives W. E. Worsham and associates arrested him Wednesday night. He is held in Chehalis where authorities allege he stole the vehicle valued at 650 dollars. McKessick denies the theft.
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J. T. McKessick
Seattle
W. E. Worsham
Chehalis
McKessick
McKensick
Soldier Escapes Fort Brown. One Soldier Shot
Ban Jones, a soldier, was shot and believed killed in the Rio Grande mid stream while fleeing from Fort Brown. Daniel Morgan, also a soldier, was recaptured after escaping the guard house during the same incident near Brownsville Texas.
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Brownsville
Texas
Ban Jones
Rio Grande
Daniel Morgan
Fort Brown
Hated War Measure Is Dead in England
England woke to peace at midnight ending wartime restrictions. The Defence of the Realm Act and related orders, which regulated food, lighting, curfews, and daily routines for citizens and Americans, were formally removed except for Turkey.
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England
London
Dora
Gena
Turkey
Glass bottles through history from skins to modern vessels
The fragment notes glass bottles span 4,000 years with early bottles evolving from skin containers to durable glass. It hints at long historical progression in container technology and materials.
Probe of Auto Camp Delayed in Woodland Park Visit
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce special committee postponed a planned Wednesday tour of the Woodland Park auto camp due to D B Trefethén's absence. The visit will occur early next week as officials seek to address tourist complaints about inadequate facilities through a constructive cooperative program.
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D. B. Trefethén
Woodland Park
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Deputy Killed in Rum Fight Near Thermopolie
Ther mopolie Wyoming sheriff deputies clashed with alleged bootleggers early Wednesday on a lonely road north of town. Deputy Ted Price was killed and suspect B I McKendure was wounded in the gun battle during the alleged rum running dispute.
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Thermopolie
Wyo
Sept. L
Ted Price
B. I. MeKiendure
Here
Shoes and Clothing Needed for 8000 Seattle Children
The Social Welfare league solicits coats, shoes, and warm garments for thousands of Seattle children facing winter without proper clothing. Many responses have come in, but many more are needed before school starts. both new and used items are welcome, contact Kitten 4676.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Puget Sound
Social Welfare League
Policeman Fired After Theft Charge In Paycheck Case
Patrolman D. M. Mallory was discharged by Chief W. H. Searing after being charged with cashing Patrolman A. N. Mayou’s paycheck for 81.96 at a drink shop. Mallory was arrested by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Mayou
D. M. Mallory
W. H. Searing
Mallory
Mayou
Detectives Return Money After Drink Stand Incident
Detectives N M Barton and C I Tome report returning the money to the proprietor of a popular drink stand after an incident. The proprietor refused to prosecute, ending the case with no further action.
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Tectives
N. M. Barton
Tome
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Cross
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Theda
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New World
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Medico-Chirurgical Society
Lewis A. Coffin, M. D
New York
Reed
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H. C. Wood
Philadelphia
Fay
Jazz and Welfare
Puget Sound Savings 2 Loan Association
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Palace Clothing Co
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